The Israeli ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon, announced yesterday in New York the pact reached between his country and Morocco to strengthen their diplomatic relations and establish embassies within the framework of the Abraham Accords promoted by the President of the United States, Donald Trump. The two countries held a summit with Washington’s endorsement for the normalization of their relations, which concluded with this agreement considered historic by the representative of Tel Aviv.

Taking advantage of a Supreme Court ruling, southern U.S. states have rushed to eliminate majority-Black electoral districts.

The strategy to curb common crime, but above all the armed groups that increasingly control more territory, will likely be what tips the balance in the second round of elections in Colombia. It will also be the greatest challenge for the next four years of government for whoever wins the contest.

“A horrible act of terror.” This is how the occupation, for the past five days, of two Palestinian houses by Israeli settlers in the town of Qusra, in the West Bank, has been described. The condemnation does not come from a human rights group or the ever “concerned” European Union, but from a great ally of Israel, the United States ambassador in Jerusalem, Mike Huckabee.

An obsession has accompanied Donald Trump during his ten years dedicated to politics: the existence of one form or another of “fraud” to blame for his electoral setbacks, to direct discredit towards democracy, to justify a greater concentration of power around his figure, as well as measures against irregular immigration.

Dahiye has lost nearly 500 buildings in the last war against Israel, but not its pulse. This city of at least 700,000 inhabitants, divided into 16 neighborhoods, which is part of the southern suburbs of Beirut, remains the main stronghold of Hizbullah in Lebanon. Much of the future of the country and the region is decided here.